Sky Arts Tomorrow

A celebration of extraordinary choreographed moments in a countdown of 25 of the most memorable dances in cinema history.

Bob Ross paints a scene featuring a soft sky and a homely cabin nestled in a snow-blanketed meadow

Bob Ross reveals the secret to creating a larger-than-life landscape, with layers of mountains as far as the eye can see

Bob Ross uses monochromatic tones to convey the icy coldness of a silvery lake surrounded by lacy trees and bushes

A man with a remarkable memory plans to turn his talent into cash by offering to help someone recall a locker number. Starring Bernard Cribbins, Colin Blakely and Judy Geeson

A near-bankrupt hotel owner goes to great lengths to get her hands on an inheritance from a rich aunt. Starring Hayley Mills, Stuart Wilson and Phyllida Law

A retired hitman discovers that he has to keep on killing in order to protect his wife and survive. Starring Richard Conte and Sara Shane

A man ends up with amnesia after being hit on the head and is unable to remember who he is, and the only clues he finds in his wallet are a $1,000 bill and the address of a doctor

A profile of the Australian actress, who starred in Dead Calm, Moulin Rouge! and Eyes Wide Shut and won an Academy Award for her portrayal of Virginia Woolf in The Hours

In the fifth heat, eight artists head to Tyneside to capture its industrial heritage with an artwork inspired by the Tyne Bridge. Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan present

A man has an unpleasant shock when he learns his recently deceased father owed a large amount of money. Starring Evelyn Laye, Richard Pearson, Hugh Fraser and David Webb

A sheriff investigates a murder, but encounters problems when it turns out the main suspect has an identical twin. Starring David Cassidy and Darren McGavin

A look at the work of John Simpson, a modern architect who creates breathtaking classical buildings - including his own Hampshire home

A profile of the Welsh actor, who was 13 when he starred in Empire of the Sun and has since played Bruce Wayne in Christopher Nolan's Batman films and won an Oscar for The Fighter

The return of the programme in which artists talk about their work and life in music, and perform a selection of tracks, beginning with Tom Odell

Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan phead to the south coast of England for the sixth heat, as eight artists create seascapes featuring Drake's Island in Plymouth Sound

An American airman returns to England for a nostalgic visit, but his plans turn sour. Starring Van Johnson, Geoffrey Bayldon, Margaraet Courtenay and Anne Carroll

An elderly aristocrat recalls a duel fought in Germany in the 1920s, and reveals a shocking secret. Drama, starring Peter Cushing

A woman becomes the target of her murderous spouse after she finds a button from one of his victims

Jim Moir, Jessie Cave, Jordan Stephens, Rose Matafeo, Caryn Franklin and Tomasz Shafernacker head to the picturesque town of Whitstable to showcase their artistic flair

Susan Lacy's feature-length documentary examines director Steven Spielberg's career in depth, revealing how his experiences fed his work and changed it over time.

The response to the Chinese artist's exhibition on Alcatraz island, when former prisoners of conscience and the families of those still detained sent postcards to Ai Weiwei

Documentary exploring the life and character of Bill Murray, who rose to fame on Saturday Night Live before starring in Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day and Lost in Translation

The life and work of the pioneer of the African-American film industry, who was largely forgotten by the time of his death in 1951

The first major exhibition of work by the British artist in nearly 40 years, charting his development from Edwardian society portraits to a radically modernist style in the 1930s

A look at the Ruth Borchard collection at Piano Nobile in London, which comprises drawings, watercolours and oil paintings by artists of themselves

A look at the hooks and melodic choruses that give it American metal its distinctive sound, featuring profiles of Motley Crue, Poison and Ratt

A look at the evolution of the genre, which began as bands in the 1970s were freed from the limitations of four-minute songs and began to create more complex music.